June 3, 2015

Not much to report on, again, for a second day. We did do a few things, like working on our storage and getting things moving on reducing what we have. We need to get as much down prior to the move, so that we will know that it all fits. We have our remaining possessions from the house in Livermore, and also Jason's possessions, so in affect we are putting two houses into one, and on top of that with the new smart home there is going to be some donated furniture. Because of this we need to be sure that what we have is what we want and need. Linda and I worked for a few hours moving and "inventorying" what is there. Needless to say, we were worn out by this evening, so we decided to just take it easy.

I made a quick dinner, an orange sesame seed chicken and Linda made a wonderful fruit salad. These are foods that Jason really enjoys, and so do we. After dinner we sat down and watched a couple of movies and stayed up too late, but the girls are gone, so we can stay up a little later. Thank you, for all the continued support and prayers. Take care and stay positive.

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